Warren County Traffic Toll Rises With 39 Year Old Man Dieing
A Kentucky man, William R. Brown, 39, of Ashland, was killed when his westbound car left Maud-Mason Road near the Warren Butler county line and overturned after crashing through a fence. He died from a fractured neck and internal injuries after being rushed to Mercy Hospital, Hamilton. Brown's body was taken to Cahill Funeral Home. His wife had died in Hamilton three weeks earlier.
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Lebanon
Kentucky
Maud-Mason
Tme County
William R. Brown
Nichols Pl
Ashland
Warren
Butler
Butler County
Warren County
Brown
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Richard Lawrence
John Wesseler
Tylerville Road
Cahill
South Lebanon Youth Dies In Head On Crash
Herbert Allen 18 of South Lebanon was killed in a head on crash near McKee Kentucky on U S 421. His brother Herman Allen and three others were injured including Albert Hobbs 39 of McKee and Lucy Grubb 18 of Cincinnati. Funeral services set for Clay County Kentucky near Lexington. He worked for Cincinnati Sheet Metal Products Co. and is survived by his mother four sisters and seven brothers.
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Lebanon
Clay County
Lexington
Herbert Allen
McKeey
Allen
Herman
U. S. 421
Herman Allen
South Lebanon
Albert Hobbs
M.kee
Hobbs
Lucy Grubb
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Sheet Metal Products Co
Kentucky
Susie
CG&E Seeks Suburban Rate Hikes in Three Counties
Cincinnati Gas & Electric asks the state utilities commission to raise gas rates nearly 20 percent for suburban users in Butler Warren and Hamilton counties. Electric rate hikes would apply to rural areas near Middletown Franklin Hampton and Cincinnati, aiming to add about 72762 annually in electricity and 329103 in gas.
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Butler
Warren
Hamilton
State Public Utilities Commission
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Middletown
Franklin
Hampion
Cincinnati
Cg&e
Civitan to Hear Pastor Speak on The Habit of Meeting
Civitan Club members will hear Rev. C. S. Hall pastor at Calvary Methodist Church speak on The Habit of Meeting at the Manchester Hotel luncheon tomorrow. Program chairmen are John Fitzgerald and Everett Sherron.
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Civitan Club
C. S. Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Manchester Hotel
John Fitzgerald
Everett Sherron
Talks Scheduled On City Employes Pay Pleas
City officials plan further discussions on employee salaries with a tentative 4 pm meeting next Monday. The city manager outlined actions taken and invited department representatives to join talks as talks continue on a 3 percent raise offered to September 16. Fire police and street departments rejected the offer preferring a $35 monthly flat rise, and sought night shift differentials and faster top pay via the pay step plan, which were also denied.
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Howard H. Kramer
Kramer
Weekend highway crashes injure nine people
Nine persons were injured in four auto accidents investigated by state patrol yesterday and Saturday. Six were admitted to Mercy Hospital, Hamilton, after a crash on Ohio 4 near Schenck's underpass. Victims include Eddie Bell and his wife Lenora Bell plus Maggie Faulkner and others with cuts and fractures. A separate one car wreck near Trenton sent Cpl. William Stallsworth and James Echols to Middletown Hospital. A two car collision on River Road injured Earl Chandler and a third incident on Route 4 led to a traffic citation for Charles Collins.
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Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Schenck
Ohio 4
Eddie Bell
Lenora
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton-Trenton
Trenton
William Stallsworth
Grove St
Camp Atterbury
Ind
James Echols
Lincoln St
Stallsworth
Colm
Earl Chandler
Ohio Ave
River Road
Franklin
Charles Brown
River Street
Chandler
Charles W. Collins
Mason
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Collins
Edward J. Hocter, Jr
Cincinnati
Shopping Spree Lands Two Girls in Court
A 13 year old girl and her five year old companion were taken into custody Saturday afternoon after police said the older girl had been shoplifting in downtown stores. Both were released and ordered into Juvenile Court later. The younger girl carried a shopping bag while the older filled it, with a dress and shoes taken at Grant's Store and similar articles at Murphy's Store.
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Grant
Murphy's
Three Middletown Youths Enlist in Air Force
Three area youths joined the armed services. MSgt. Al Walters reports Darrell C. Hall of Trenton Route 1 and James D. Morris of West Middletown Route 1 enlisted in the Air Force for four years and were sent to Sampson AFB New York for basic training. Ross A. Allen of Middletown Trailer Park reenlisted in the Army for two years and was sent to Fort Knox Kentucky for classification.
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Middletown
Armed Services
al Walters
Darrell C. Hall
Trenton
James D. Morris
West Middletown
Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
N. Y
Ross A. Allen
Middletown Trailer Park
Army
Fort, Knox
Annexation Has No Bearing On Bond Issue Says Young
C W Young superintendent of Lemon Township schools told Mayfield and North Middletown residents that annexation to Middletown would not affect the $1 500 000 bond issue. If passed, construction would proceed regardless of annexation with possible merger benefits. The measure seeks new elementary facilities in Maple Park Oneida Monroe and North Lemon Township land purchase to ease overcrowding. Voters face a 2.35 mill tax increase with a net about half mill after prior bonds. passage requires 60 percent. About 4800 voters eligible. band leaflets and parades urged turnout.
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C. W. Young
Lemon Township
Mayfield
North Middletown
Middletown
Township Board of Education
Township
Young
Maple Park
Oneida School
Monroe
State Department of Education
Armeco
Warren County
Lemon - Monroe
North Middleown
Three Charges Filed Against Crash Drivers
Three drivers faced charges after crashes on city streets. Sam D. Cox Jr. 30 of Middletown was charged with alcohol impairment and possessing untaxed liquor. Odell Deaton 32 of Taylor Avenue cited for improper lights after Cox collided with his stopped car. William Whisman 27 of North Grimes Street cited for failure to yield right of way after a two vehicle crash at Central Avenue and Charles Street.
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Yankee Road
Meadow Avenue
Sam D. Cox Jr
Vannest St
Middletown
Odell Deaton
Taylor Ave
Deaton
Cox
Deaton Aun
Middletown Hospital
Denton
William Whisman
North Grimes St
Central Avenue
Charles Street
Whisman
Wanda Tudor
Columbia Ave
Tudor
At The Movies Paramount Week Listings
The page lists showings for Paramount and Strand theaters. Paramount shows China Venture at 1 15, 4 45, 8 15 p m Monday plus Young Boss at 2 35 6 10 9 45 p m. Tuesday Tropical Heat Wave 1 15 3 55 7 00 10 50 p m Dream Wife 2 15 5 15 9 10 p m Style Show 8 10 p m only. Strand screens Park Row at 1 15 3 55 6 30 9 00 p m and Conquest of Cochise unknown end.
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Park Row
Cochise
Precinct N Polling Place Relocated Ahead of Election
Lemon Township voters in Precinct N will cast ballots at Miller's storeroom in Monroe instead of IOOF Hall after the venue was reassigned for another function. All other polling sites stay as listed. Polls run 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m with about 40 Warren County residents eligible for the 1 500 000 Lemon Local School District bond measure.
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Middletown
North
Lemon Township School District
Miller’s
Monroe
IOOF
Frank Dobrozsi
Elections Board
IOFF
Warren County
Lemon
Turtlecreek Township
Prercee
Ray Decker
North Broadway
Lebanon
Lebanon Town Hall
Lenore Holton
Middletown Doctors Split Over Unnecessary House Calls
A Journal of the American Medical Association report suggesting one in four Middletown house calls are unnecessary drew mixed views from local doctors. Some questioned the figure others agreed with limits and emphasized using telephone triage and a regular family doctor to judge if a house call is needed.
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Middletown
Journal of the American Medical Association
Rodney C. Caudill
Germantown Rd
Mabel E. Gardner
S. Main
D. M. Blizzard
South Main
Medical Association
Mildred L. Snider
Gardner
Areca
Caudill
Kramer in Los Angeles for Managers' Confab
City Manager Howard H. Kramer is in Los Angeles this week for the annual meeting of the International City Managers Association. He left Friday and expects to return Saturday. M. F. Rupp handles routine matters in his absence.
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Howard H. Kramer
Los Angeles
International City Managers’ Association
Kramer
M. F. Rupp
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Lockland
Mildred Gillord
David Faulkner
Abraham Faulkner
First National Bank
First National
Bank OF
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Monroe, Ohio
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Armco East
P. W. Moore
Logan Ave
Verity Parkway
Manchester Avenue
Raymond Bailey
William H. Morrison
Lylburn Rd
Gideon Road
Paul Wilson
Wilson
At the Movies
Paramount
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
Toronto Journal
Confab
Borden
Borden's
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